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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12

ERIE RAILWAY: Through trains leave
IL l5d-s. minutes earlier than time shown from Cham
local trains leave 23dst from 10 20 minutes earlier
a. m. Daily. Day Express, BuGet Drawins.room
Coaches 10 BinshamtOn Emra, Hornelsvile Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Pullman Sleeping Coaches from
HorneiIsyile 70 cncinnatt O. o,,. ,,,,., o,, Dat,
Of Day and Buffet Sleeping Coaches TO Mesve
Cleveland Cincinnati ChieaFo and 81 Lons Pullman
ilton Toronto No extra charge for fast time
So m1Day Chicago IPesS Pullman Day and srspng
Rutherford Passac. week 445 545 72o 1850 $50
lO2Oa. 200 noon lao. 80 800 800 40 5l0. $50
bro Clio $50 7l5 7t5 $50 1870 800 NJ 100 mins i
7:45 9i5. lo$op H.. 1900 midnight -
Paterson week DAYS 445. 545 100 1850. 03n 1920 m
5io. $780, 7:i5, 745, $50 1880 p M 100 nSnirn.
sqnd3ys 5:45 SIP 100 2 noon. lA6. 4l5 G3o 7f'
NewsE sn f1cr.an VIA DAYS el $50
leoo iS 0c 200 S2o go 81, go 45o 19
sundays 9;l5 a a., 1920. $50 500 M =,
suhern week days1dA5 545 80 93o ao 100 a. m; -
800 1850 and II midnight sundays BAD SD 1920
a. M. las. 4.l5. $50 500 1890 p and ~ midnight
Warwick, 445 800. 1920 NJ. 2;3O 43O D. M sundays
MoDticeio and White Lake, 900 NJ 80 I'm
Newburg and Cornwall. $50 900 $780, 4:l0 4:30 and
600 D. III. sundays. $40 a. M and 600 p IN.
Montgomery Hondout aud Kingston. 300 m $3.50 p m
scranton Dunmore week days, 900 a. m; 2:3Op. m.
Goshen. 44j, 5t5 e so 800. 1920 No.: go $50 80
4:3O 500 500 $3.50 Sundays 545. sl5. 300 1920
week DAYS $40 5a5 10 200 io2oa NJ 9 3o
1920 a. NJ GOO $50 500 The 900 train stops
Port jews 4l3 7:5O 900 1920 M 23o $3.50 400 600
800 $500 Sundays. Sl5. 900 1920 m. 500. $3.50
Sleeping be obt ned orders for the check
81 sa paEfag 5 may be left a. ne compsny
No S3l Fultonst brooklyn or at the Companys dopos
trains from The We,i arrive in NewYork at 7l'
| r. H. sOULE. Gcn'I Mg'r. l. +. FARMER, G. Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
DFLAwARE. LACKAwANYA and WEST.

IL ERN RAILROAD SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NFW.YORK aiM BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS. no DUST. ALWAYS on TINE. PULLMAN
PALACE DAY AID SLEEPING COACHES
Dcgots NewNofk foot 81 Barclay aud Chrstopsr st-
DAILY cV Sund9ys. Eu0ao and oSweeo Express
for Water Gap Slroudshurg scranton. Bnghamon ElnrS
Bath Ual-v Buffalo, SyracTse. Osw Gree1e OIfori
Norwich. Utica. Scranton for pttson, wilkes
barre Dlnvtle AMI NorfumberInd Owcgo for ithaca
interme Hate stations
p m. Bnenamton and Flmira Express for water Gap.
Engamtou. aud flmra. connects at Scan
ton Pttston. Kingston. Wilkeebsrre &c.
llOp. Scranton Nilkcsbsrre ana Kingston fNprest
D. Dtlly Hufal1 Lin lted FNpre-s for Nir"udshtr,
Scranton BnghantOn. Ovoco Elmlra Corning ath way
land 'tasvl Bufso &c. arriving In Buffalo 40 a. n
Goa n 10 Olcln.
n m poiiy Rp1alo Utica and D1nsvic O.weFo Express
-CruntDn. EiDghamton Cortland Sfriruse.
oxford. Norwich, Iilca &c. connects At
saturdays
Connects Buffalo with trains for all points West
Richfeld SPRING.. q a. ~. daily eXcepi SUNDAYS T. m
daily Pullman sleeper attached
aud baggage checked al I'D Broa"ay AM
at Wostcott F1rress cficcs In NcwNork ami BtookJn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
Che Curt

MONMOUTH PARK RACES-Long Branch;
lyl EVERY TUESDAY, THUksDAf' anu o"oAh
TO August ga. 49,
Centrai r. r. of N j. Libsrty.st Ferry SID v5I IT'D
a. M i2.l5, l2:45, 1880 p m. Pennsslyana \, H. c'r
iandt and Desbrossss Ferries 40 BIO 80 "a,
n, l2yO N m, 1 D. m saturdays only. boats VIA samy
Hcot from Pier 8 NJ r. o. la m, l215. Jpn Races
prom ptly 2:30 IN. FARO isouho mp 'noiuns ~"s
son TO Field. 81 80. - cAss rvr pr...e
J. III. CosTER SEQ N. % S,o'H =, 'os !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w J.. ~. IT,
Trains leave est 42ds station afolows and 20 minutes
earlier IRON foot of Jay-st- North River
Detroit and Chicago, $3.50 -6O5. 1913 p m
Falls 3: 10. 80. IS a. NJ. s6.O5 's:l5 y. IN
.:l So % $50 . $50. '-:l5 N ..
kingston ssueertea Caiskil Albany. 3l5, '1Io '9;55.
$3.50 a. T. .6;05. .e:15 .,,,x NIX
Cranstons West Point Cornwall. Newburg. 81
s7l5 800 1918 80 4l;45 4. 40 D. 'Siio Sto
p a 3:45 .605 Cranston's. CORNWALL NOV"
For Montreal and Canada East G:05 p m.
Hamilton. London, 1888 IN. 'C:O5. Sl5 p m Toronto
,e:bb m, 1905. 'Sl5 D. m. ~. c,o,,
Elegant sleeping for Bunalo. Niagais fas |H0'n
nat. Detroit Chicago and St Louis -...
Saratoga Specials, 1880 IN. 3io T. m DiA"i"B-foo"
cars tnroufh To Saratoga
Lakos Mohonk nd Mnnewaska New Paltz. ll;30
q M sI:45. $40 Drawing Room Cars to Kingston on
o. l:30 =. M. 1913 y. M trains. o.- , ., M
RaaterskilL Hunter Grand Hotel station and 10 Phe
nicis s:l5 800 II: 80 m SI45 345 Drawngrcom
cars Grand Hotel station and Phenca lior Hotel hst
ersk and Mountain House) OH o. o. ll3o a. m and $40
Cairo and Mountain House station, 3l5 7l5.
n 80 a n 345 u. Drawing. TO Catskill
ii 80 a, m ana 345 D. Trans
- Daily DAILY except SATURDAY saturdays only.
Other trains daily except Sunday. -. 5000.
For parior seegpEcar accomnoda-
tons .porfuation apply Offices BrookyE wash
730 Fulton.st, once ioot OF fuiton
Nsw.York City 363 7s6 es2 Broadway los bowery IL
PARK lace West shore stations foot Of West AZ ST.
fool o. a. St. n. T. u - LAMBEhI.,
VaRdsrbutsvA SeasA T~sssnsef Aksns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12

Every one needs a rest and all physicin ms testify TO
the beneficial effects OF brief respite from the
ordinary business household dulles Tor traVe
recreation.
SUMMER EXCURSION TICKETS are now on sale
every day trains by the picturesque ou
track New York Central River Railroad in con-
nection with all rail and steamer Ines TO all
Northern resorts embracing;
SARATOGA. Most Famous OF Health and Pleasure he
sorts
LAKE GEORGE. Loveliest OF Inland Waters
ADIRONDACkS. Paradise for Sport and Recreation
Three routes now open Heart OF the Great North
Woods
MONTREAL. Popular resort OF the TourisI
OUEBEC Quaintest OF French Canadian Cities
ALEXANDRIA BAY. Most Beautiful River Resort in tho
World.
THOUSAND ISLANDS The Delight OF Tourists and
Sportsmen. -
RICHPIELD SPRINGS Rival OF Saratoga for Health.
Pleasure and Fashion.
SHARON SPRINGS. Famous for Its Health Restoring
Sulphur Baths
CoOpERsTOWN Unrivalled for Beauty of Surroundings
and Delightful Climate.
LEBANON SPRINGS. Among the Berkshire hiiis ana
long noted a Health Resort
NIAGARA FALLS. Surprising in its Attempting Et
tects all the sights of Earth known to man.
hundreds places popular resort for the
lover OF beautiful IN nature
rFor tickets time tables and nfor
Central Station Mott Station 3sth.stl NewYorks
1898 washington-st, Brooklyn or address NJ e. ROACH.
HENRY MoNErT Genl Passr. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12


RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs-N Y. CITY
The foil, wing 40 vs. le estate tril'toas recorded
q, the Registers o lice to-day
1olst-st n T. 100 II W Of 2dave lO0xl00.l1 VIM -
Simonsnn aud wife to Chas McCiosksy 81
Same property Chares McCossry ana "e 10 Ma re oo,
,Sor1h sasre sos II OF ijGils z6xi2ix
1.snh,1e l. Pevton 1900
iZdn ms no f., 90 Iosn IocHnSr 1850
2Atn 81 90 30 no Mary T. Beroe 4. interest $500
nesierkv and wives to BENJAMIN ssGders $4,000
o4'I,s' ss, =; ioa and VIE to Nm II 1850
oSosI ,s;aS ia and VIE May 1880
ll3thst = 93 II W OF Ave'A, 5oAlOOIO O@hh q ooo
and wife To Vim Dempsey and sn9theT ,;;fI o'o0o
lOsthst s a. $50 II W OF 2d-ave. 25xlOoll Bertha
Breed q Louis kuestner.
ssoie, lot no isG 25i ward 2511Oo John ,oo
HAYDEN ard wife TO cath kenkne;Y ht- Loon ''oo
lo9th lSGt ti. 90 o. Anna znsef oehforn 5000
10Th No 10 "s'' zSi'1 4l.75O
Maasonaye sd wife TO Chas sehen and another $4,000
1osa.s,; rSos Cbyisty 70 Robert Merritt... 1000
Ear.combe ave s. 1924 II OF i3Sth-stil Gx9O; III -
Lyon and wife TO clara Person ~ .;n;i ~
b2ds, "a. l57 II 9 OF 6ih.ave; ZIxlOOf oreh anu
Emma g Gross 10 Hattie Cozzno ;:-:..-..----
Same property; Joseph A Cozzino 10 O w Gross.
122d.si 30 II OF 7th.ave, 2OxlOOl Alexander mn
II q James T. Wilson e,VOV
s1si.s No l64 East, 2O1lO44; Thomas Evans and
wife Kate Williams
Cherry.st 20 It W OF Clinton-st ZIG 10 to water.
AnaroW o.''oOn - $4,000
ps,bsT.ave " cor oficsmbreiing:ave, 256xl425x
2SIaatip u h Ss and hawAru 465
Same properly; John Bannan and wife to Edward 400
1etS,i Us # Of 2d-ave 25x9s9 Kempner
to solomon I','OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
FALL, RlyER LIXEs1FoRRo r BoSro uN6

EALI. RIVER LINF.-FOR BOSTON,
j NEWPORT FALL RIVER AID EAST AND
A DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE isnow being operated on
this Fonr steamers IN commission Psrim BrlNel
Providsnc' ard Old COLONY 4 FINE HAND AM
ORCHESTRA ATTAC 1EDTO EACH STEAMER Leave
New York from Pier - lod MOI ~ IT, foot Of hurra''t
follows
n M Fall River direct, connecting for Boston;
Titchhurg rsrdfu Marthss Vineyard Nantucket and
local paints Oh COLONY Rsilroaf.
6:5 m for Newport due 1bont 30 A. m ana fal il'or
about connecting with erpres trains ann thrxh
Boston Cape Cod Lowell and North. White Noun
tains. &c. ,,-.-,.- -.
SUNDAYS leave NsvYork at $50 for all points Hs
tnrniny ietve Boston ~ -,
Connrcrion bv Annex Boat daily from BROOKLYN n m
CITY r.
Tickets ana s,aerooms he obtained IN NewYorS ~
267 2Gl ga or and 1913 Broadway 2G West l25t-st
Fast 2sthst. i53 Boverv Asor H"n's and Wlhdsos
Hot Pier p ". r., AMI on stetmrr.
BORDEN a LOWELL. UEO. L. ", Nn,is. A..
Agents. Gcn f".s Agr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12

NOTICE OF SALE OF TIE FLORIDA
C.rrRAI. ANn WESTERLY RAILROAD.

CENTRAL AND WESTERN RAlLROAD.
~ .nG s sSrn ire f o Fo dart S on
sixth day Of Jgne lSsT IN SUI 6ese Hr spBfPPsr coM
PAXY eomgaIean 9pa TIE tL9RLD a.; tAihWA9
ne undersgled Will on The seventh day OF NoTe nn
Ss 10 G s s 81 maj 6sSe G the front door he
budng hen used for the United states Cren court IN INC
reced SAID decree tho oowing railway pT9perty to Wit
Western Railroad Company aud Its successor tie Florida
Railway amt Navgaon ComRany a. gy ns
from point IN The city OF Jacksonve 10 S fn
Dron to Monticello Including he rghs III wsy
,. -a,sr anj other stations houses and shops the
anis and grounds connected ,hsTe% "h N u. s1
machnery OF said track and superstrnenIss
aioresSd and all turntables. depos buildings hHHres
and grounds connected herewith wherever situated and
all engines and rolling socS asdSoT III SAN a ae
road COMPANY and all supplies amt other things provided
o. to be used in operating said road together with all
the corporate franchises OF san fe% erira and Ws,t
ern Railroad COMPANY including inc rsht psIIeges
pane be act corporations so lar as tae sans rsas
10 's s from to- IT Mark. and from
to Monticello and tho terminal pr1PS.' @ m oa a, an
ency subject TO the hen Of the Ssrn9a,e co ana
moi pad the procee OF SALE and l2 20 the lien OF
deed or prior GTsaSs ~ .yoG 81 oo % me
thereon Of aud upon the ST. Marks branch and lands
Each builder will required todepos! fifty thousand dollars
Sdsf TO be forolted i said bidder complete e
ihousand dollars additional shall be paid In cash on the
day OF sale delivery Or tho deed the sale Oe
confirmed much more Of the purchase money
be certificates or other eV
debt shall be necessary 10 pay anu
portion OF the Receivers debts ashg IN lo
operation FLORIDA Central and western RAILROAD Inc
the purCla money may Do pad IN te past
due coupon. and bonds the Florida Central ana western
Railroad secured by said mortgage each cOuoh
received for such sum as The houef eleOl -
entitled under said decree The bonds and coupons
So received In shall be stamped with slaeheht
OF the amount credited thereon for principal and interest
am0u salt bonds after such indorse
msni shall Gonnsd parties from whom they were
received rOing stock equipment tools and I'M lenents
owned Florida Railway and NAVIGATION COMPANY are
10 be several divisions OF INES oi ta
IN directed Ia SAID decree ana Inc pur'
such rolling stock equipment Tools anu IN
shall appooued shall take tho same SUBJECT
10 the provs contracts OF lease ana purchase IN re-
lauon thereto heretofore made or assumed Oy lie " Du'a
Ths sao may he adjourned BY announcemsn made at the
be fore mentioned ami II so ADJOURNED sut
,ae NAV lie aud place towhcn the same sh~
bs 90 di.urnrd W thout further notice thereof
For more specific Of the liens upon ad properly
and of The property D. be sold as aoresa ana e
OF sale reerence ~ hereO m@de W uo
decree in this sutt entered as bereinbefore stated.
DA'''' N'S $500 JOSEPH II. DURKEE,
Special Master.
JOHNSON GALLUP & HURRY,
THOMAS l.. CLARKE.
solicitors Tor Complainant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
Gitp l]ropertp tuantsa.
2rooklpn propsrin 80. Sale anu 90 Ect
FOR SALE.
cox45 FEET-LoT 100 FEET DEEP.

cox45 FEET-LoT 100 FEET DEEP.
Tbree end front Basement par
wood 2d floor saloon cham
Ter CLASS windows psror cabinet manols through
out 10 plate glass Butess stairs N psilof SION
wanscoted in hard wood. doiDe
floors in parlor Sanitary plumbing throughout Heated ny
furnace. Pnce. 81 200
one 2sicrv and red brick and brownsone
finished with Price 800 Tins house
1ia bargain.
correr house. finished in the most durable manner
rtee slT 500 Ills house will be shown only On special
IeImit
Toreach them take Elevated Road 10 Sumne-ave
tafion aleu 90 nues ride-then GO blocks sumner
nv, 10 then block 10 my house ZbIA Lewlsave
hopses are on convenient Elevated Road OF
Brooklyn aud onli by one Of tAe
They must be sold, ss Inc owner
cannot anord 10 carry Them. KEYS 2G7A Lewissve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
FOOT or InERTy sTHEET. YonTH RIVER,

FOOT or LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table ~ June -. 1897.
For PIIILADi LPHiA and TRENTON, "Pound Brook
Route" al 400 100 900 100 l;3O 800. 400 53o
1880 1900 .. M SUNDAYS at 400 $40 a. nj $780, 1900
Trains leaving 400. 80 100 m l:3o 400. $50
7.,O 1900 p have connection lca!ine. Harrisburg
Totsylc 400 =. Hopstcong Easton. Beth
lchem Allentown. Reading. Harrisburg, etc On sundays
for Lake Iiopatc1ng Easf0n.
1880 IN COT Lake Hopacong. Easton, bethlehem Alien
town. Mauch Chunk.
$50 a. m. for Elson Bethlehem Allentown. Nauch Chunk.
Wilkesbsr1e scranton. Readng. liarrls9nrg Poitsv@
Tamapua SharnEn. Sunhurv, Iewishurg NllilnsporL
lH0 and 100 M Tor Es,,on. Bethlehem. Allentown
Mauch chunk Reading Harrisburg ctr.
3A5 D. M Tor E,ston lethlchcm Allentown. Mauch Chunk
Wilkesbarre. Scranton. TamaQua, Slam0k n.
l:3O for Lake HOl atcOue Easton. Bethlehem, Allen
town. etc.
5.45 H. NJ Faston bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk
Wikesbsrre Reading Harrisburg etc ON SUNDAYS nt $50
400 SIS. $780, l1l5 M. l:3O 23p $50. 400 49, b;3o
6l D. SUNDAYS 200 400 for Rod Bank. Long
Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove except sundays, PoF
Pleasant.
400 SIS \. 1880. i3O for Lakewood. Toms River
and Rarnrgat. 49,
NJ 80 p. M. os Beach Haven Atlantic CITY. Vine
400 si5. Ills. a m. lSO 40. $50 G:l5 p for Free
hDlt -. "a. "a
43O. 800 j.3O GlJ sundays 900 A. III. 400 D. H. Tor
Perth AnIb0v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
NEw-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIV.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
For long EEANrH OCEAN GROVE. &c.

From PIERS. y. T.
1880. 500. 900 HOO a. 100 34b Afl 5:i1 r. m
bright. Long Branch &c
At43o. 900 N. tOO SATURDAYS ouly) 3:ij Asa. t:3o
for Atlantic Iiighlauds
Eheou Asbury PARK ocean Grove, Ocean Beach. sPrms
Lake. Pi. Pleasant. Sc.
~ $50 son M. 90. 9:i5 p IN. for Lakewood Toms
River and BArHega..
At 800 NJ p n for vincland Bridseton. Beach Haven
and Atlantic CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROADOF NEW JERSEY
" Trans leave from Chamberss Station for Engewood
TenaAy Closter. sparkilI and Nyacs $50 7:lo; $50
$50 and 1880 M las. 3: 30. 45n 5:'U, $40 ESQ.,
1880 p. M. ~ midnight Sunday. 7lo $40 M and :
n M For Manuel, Spring Valley. Monsey and Tslnsns.
$50 40 $50 M 4:5O. $50 (l3O SATURDAYS
only. Sundays $50 a. m p IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
flats ano Rooms 60 Eet

ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH.
IL ELORs-Fifthave. 42dst, In hre.proof bud.
ing of AN ERICAN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. kmess
location IN the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
LONG BEACH AND POINT LOOKOUT, l.
BOWERY BAY BEACH.

The beautiful and popular family summer resort WI.
excellent fishing boating bathing Accessible Oy eegaht
summer horse 81 list Ferry In 20 minutes rare
cents including ferriase an from thntsrs rom.
10 Also by STEAMBOATS,
Grand Pier See principal daily papers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Aug. IL, 1897.
sa,es were held at the Exchange and Auction Room TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
Two NEW HAVEN, Toe.

Two NEW HAVEN, Toe.
EXCURSION good daysl 81 a.
Steamers &. II. NobTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip, Pier % T. r.. N. AMI III Sundays III
D. ny Connecting New. Haven with special for
MEKIDEN. Hartford. -PRINGfIELD HOLYOKE.
&c tickets sold and baggage checked 9ki Broad
way, work and Courtst brooklyn
CHORE LINE, all Rail Route. for Boston.
- Newport the Fast Express leaves Grand Central
STATEN at NJ, Limited Erpre,S except Sunday p m
leaves a. D. IN daily except SUNDAY Palace Parlof
or Sleeping Cars 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
Gonuirp Droperin Uanteh.

OTIS. houses, farms wanted for buyers and
IL tenants New.Jersey SUBURBAN AVANCi' "a
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RIA

For Red BANK Long Branch. ocean Grove Asbury PARK
Ocean Belsh spring Lake. Point Pleasant NO
COMM NCINti. JUNE -. 1897.
Trains leave New York foot Cortland aud Deshrosse s
7lp '3lU =. 1900 2}O. $40. $40 uimhei ek
press except Red Bank '4lO $50 p sundays. 49,
BIB = y. IN
From foot Tlbertv-.t 4. sl5. 900 Illj NJ 1870.
30 Oas sxprrs.) - 80 -53n 6.l5 SundAyA
pa andi sunday trains do not stop at ocean Grove
Asbury Park.
Denotes express tfaint
snpt. Gen Pas Ast r. l. H. q. PA e. Il H. OF " j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
NORWICH LINE
For Boston, Worcester, Portland and White Mountains
DIRECT EOUrE

New.Iondon Norwich. Watch HI AMI Block Tslant
RATES REDUCED.
Worcester" CITY Of Boston" and "City
OF Per CO. North River foot Of Watt%sL
fzert por above errVl daily Sundays er-
cepeL d. 70 Tickets and staeroOns secured at 2Of.
26 a97 457 aud a5T Broadway. 10 anil IL Greenwchst
l53 BoWory. Aator House. Windsor and Cosmopolitan
hotels. s3S Fultoa.sL Brooklyn Pier 40. North Rivor
steImerA
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-05

Indications by which the Disease May
be MISUNDERSTANDING the Poison.
When a person becomes ill, suffering with
slight chills, loss of appetite, frequent nose
bleeding. irregulariCy of the bowels, coated
tongue, rapid, weak pulse, a body tempera-
ture rising regularly degree daily till l05
degrees Fahrenheit Is reached, with fugitive
pains, especially in the back and head, with
progressive, muscular and mental weakness
and an inclination to be stupid, the pre-
sumption is very strong that the patient has
typhoid fever, and this notion is much
strengthened if, with the above symptoms,
there be q tumid abdomen, gurgling on
pressure on the right side.
These symptoms may exist about fourteen
days, and gradually abate, and the patient
recover; but the patient may, on the
other hand, go ON from bad to worse,
and finally be destroyed by exhaus-
ton, perforation of the bowels, or bowel
hemorrhage. II on examination of the body
of one dead under tho above circumstances
there be found numerous patches of infiamed
surface in the bowel known the '.ileum" it
is perfectly proper to ascribe the death to
typhoid fever. The poison Of the disease,
which is probably microscopic plant, exists
mainly in the bowel evacuations of those sick
of the disease. 1t is true this substance has
never been isolated and shown to men as one
would show a sample Of wheat or other seed,
but it exists all the same, and when . person
develops the disease it is because he has
swallowed some of the poison with his drink
most likely, and il passes along the alimen-
tary canal till it finds a good soil i'm which to
grow-that is, i'm the position indicated,
known as "Pyers patches" a glandular for
nation bearing the name of a learned ply
sican long since dead.
1t is probable that some in vigorous health
might take small amounts of this poison into
the system and escape unhurt. A tempera-
ture of 2l2 degrees, that is the boiling point,
kills the poison of all zymotic diseases. Here
in brief is the sum Of the prevention OF the
trouble: Maintain high state of the general
health and boil all suspected water before
using In fact it is well to nothing but
boiled water when any epidemic disease pre-
walls. Some typhoid fever patients will re-
by rest in bed AMI using only liquid
food Others will die in spite Of rhe best of
attention. These last are either constitu-
tionally weak or received enormous doses of
poison. Enteric fever is much the better
name for the trouble in question. Medical
Journal
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-05

Three Trains ID tween Jacksonville and San
ford. No change Of cars between Jackson
vi lie and TamDa.
The i2.30p. m. Cuban fast mail tram awaits
the arrival of the fast mail from the North,
and stops only at the principal stations and
at Lemon street, Pslatka. making connection
AT Ia mpa with stea 0 ers for Key West and
Havana on Tuesday. Thursday nj d Saturday
evenings. Pullman Buffet Sleeping cars are
attached to this train Il ON New York through
TO Tam pr, and The y. IN. train from Tampa
through 10 Washington. Other trains have
Chair Parlor Cars.
Direct connection IL made at Palstks with
the Florida Southern Hallway to and from
Gaines vii e, Ocaia, Ieesburg. and other points
reached by thet road. Also with~D d. Z ID WA In
river steamers, and with the st. Johns and
Halifax Railway for Ormond, Daytona. etc.
At Huntington with stages for Crescent City:
at Orange City Junction with Is. ;. %. &. 4
IL. ny. Tor Lake He'en. NJ Monroe With Orange
beit hallway for LoBgwood and Oa kind; at
sanford for All points res ched 10y South FLOR
ida Railroad.
Tram iesying Jacksonville $40 q. m snc
arriving .;+t - IN. connect at Titusvi le with
steamer "kockiedRe" to and from Cocoa,
hockledRe, Melbourne and Intermediate Ia nd
me IN Indh n hivev. dsily. enceIt sunday.
CITY ticket once NV cor. may and " logan -ft
n. h. MOkAN,
Gen'l. supt. and q. p. A.
L. C. DEMING. A. @. PA.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-05

Spelling bees ara now held in all parts OF
the Gokien state.